What do children want to be when they grow up? Everything! Police men, professors, ballerina dancers, bakers, and radiologists. Anything! They'll be a brown couch if they can. What do they not want to be?

Every time you use your OK Gas Card, you'll be giving back to your local sports club, so they'll be able to upgrade. Very silly premise, but the guy at the bowling alley gave it his all for comedy. That's a win.

Every time you use your OK Gas Card you give back to your local sports club. This spot gets bonus points for breathing new life into the old kick-in-the-balls joke.
I lose it every time I see the guy yelling at the kids on the bike.

Agonizing over that tiny dent on your car? You’ve got nothing on this guy. In a new 15-second spot for BrokerLink, a bearded suburbanite has is prized SUV crushed by falling space debris and a decrepit satellite.

To avoid having their message lost in the pre-roll "skip ad" dance we all do, Geico not only put their ads punchline in the first five seconds... They also made the ad "unskippable". As soon as mom has delivered her line, the whole family freezes...

Geico's creative solution to the 95% skipped pre-roll ads is to make ads that are unskippable, because the first 5 seconds are the payoff of the ad. In this the payoff is "savings!" and a jump up high five that leaves the men hanging ... One even drops his hot dog.

You work hard. So does Jackson Hewitt is positioning itself as being the everyman's blue collar tax service. The fact they need to claim 100% accuracy is a bit scary though. It suggests other financial services companies aren't. Yikes.

Some freaking fantastic storytelling here in Vistaprint's first ever brand spot, as opposed to its usual direct response. Father and son growing up together through a family owned business. The son grows up and tries the corporate world, only to miss what he had with dad.